Just who is the greatest male triathlete of all time, long-course and short-course? We have discussed, debated and argued, and finally come up with these 10. Do you agree?

Derby brand unveil the sequel to the acclaimed suit worn by David McNamee

Nervous about just being in open water, never mind swimming in a pack and racing? Mel Berry has this confidence-building advice for wannabe open-water swimmers

Here are four key gear and nutrition choices Brownlee will use in Hawaii.

Need some new run shoes to see you through winter training and the increased mileage? Jack Sexty tests 10 of the best

Higher temperatures equal more and more non-wetsuit swims. Bridging the gap between a tri-suit and neoprene is the swimskin. Adam Leitch tests three swimskins aiming for aquatic gains

The pool swim training season is nearly upon us, but how can the latest swim tech help triathletes improve in the water? We investigate the latest aquatic gadgets

Jack Sexty tests out the latest superbike from Quintana Roo, the PRSix Disc, to see how it fares and whether it's worth the £10,395 price tag

Back in 2016 Jack Sexty rode and loved Cervélo's groundbreaking P5X tri bike - so what did he think of the new Px3 and how did it compare to the original?

Jack Sexty puts Boardman's TTE 9.4 tri bike through its paces to see if it delivers all triathletes need for an incredible price

Putting on a wetsuit is never easy, but before a race can be particularly stressful with nerves a-flying. Here we explain a tried-and-tested method for putting on a wetsuit under pressure

A sore backside can wreck your race, so it's crucial you choose the right saddle. We test 10 of the best tri-specific bike saddles to discover which brands know how to make a good perch

Featuring politics, doping and some mighty egos, here are five famous athletic clashes from the history of Ironman in Hawaii

We count down 32 highlights from Ironman Hawaii since its inception in 1978

Want to go faster for longer? Here are 18 simple ways of gaining extra speed and efficiency on race day, without much extra effort.

Sometimes it’s unavoidable that come race day you’re on your period, and many ladies wonder how to deal with it. Dr Joanne Mallinson has this advice…

If your training runs and rides, or family hikes and adventures, take you through leafy lanes, forest trails and moorland, you may be venturing into tick habitat. And a potential consequence could be Lyme disease, says Andrew Gold of Lyme Disease Action

Scott Findlay explains how to build up a good run base so you're less vulnerable to injury, and more bullet-proof